French Start-up Unveils Human-Like Robot Hand AI
Could Europe’s next industrial revolution come with robot hands that can chop tomatoes and solve a Rubik’s Cube? A French startup certainly thinks so. Genesis
Could Europe’s next industrial revolution come with robot hands that can chop tomatoes and solve a Rubik’s Cube? A French startup certainly thinks so. Genesis
What if the real test for robots isn’t running marathons—but picking up your messy living room? That’s exactly the question a Beijing startup is trying
How do you return to a place that once held your entire life — after it’s been reduced to ashes? For residents of Tai Po
What does modern warfare look like in 2026? Think less trenches and tanks—and more robots, drones, and remote operators. The war in Ukraine has rapidly
Ever thought your spiritual guide could be… a robot? In Tokyo, researchers at the University of Kyoto have unveiled “Buddharoid,” a two-legged AI monk trained
What happens when you gather hundreds of young tech whizzes from around the world and hand them robots? The World Robot Olympiad, which kicked off
What’s tougher than walking from Suzhou to Shanghai? Apparently, a humanoid robot doing it nonstop — and setting a Guinness World Record in the process.
What if a life-saving stroke surgery could be done by a doctor sitting thousands of miles away? That futuristic idea just became reality. Doctors in
Firefighting is one of the most dangerous professions around the world. The chances of firefighter injuries are high as they act in lethal circumstances during their missions. Researchers from Spanish universities namely Universidad Rey Juan Carlos and Universidad Autónoma de Madrid have developed a robot that can assist firefighters in indoor emergencies reducing chances of injury.
Engineers at Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois, invented the world’s smallest remote-controlled walking robot, according to research published in the journal Science Robotics. It’s so small that it can crawl along the edge of a penny. Made of an elastic shape-memory alloy, the crab-shaped robot includes no hardware or electrical components. The research team hopes that its robotic design could be used in the future to perform tasks in extremely confined spaces.
